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Skyborne Welcomes New IndiGo Cadets in December 2025

India & USA – global flight training group Skyborne, which operates bases in the USA and United Kingdom, has welcomed nine (9) new IndiGo cadets to its Vero Beach, Florida Campus. This follows Skyborne celebrating its largest ever intake of cadets from the IndiGo Cadet Pilot Program, as 41 aspiring pilots sign Letters of Intent (LoIs) at a ceremony in Gurgaon in October 2025.

As IndiGo, India’s preferred airline, proceeds on its path of global expansion and growth, the regular intake at Skyborne reflects its significant role in producing airline-ready cadets. It also underscores Skyborne’s mission to encourage diversity in the flight deck, with almost 20% of the latest intake being female. Since the programme began in 2019, women have made up more than 15% of Skyborne’s IndiGo cadets – nearly triple the global average of 5.8%.

The new recruits will begin training at Skyborne’s base in Vero Beach, Florida, before returning to India for licence conversion and type rating. Upon completion, they will take up positions as A320 Junior First Officers with India’s leading airline, IndiGo.

Source: Skyborne

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Air India Appoints Arindam Biswas as Chief Manager Technical Training (ATO and FTO)

India – the country’s flag carrier Air India has appointed Arindam Biswas as Chief Manager Technical Training (ATO & FTO). Air India over the past two years has significantly invested into its pilot training infrastructure including new full flight simulator training center’s and an upcoming flight training organisation – few snippets of AFM coverage:

Source: Arindam Biswas (Air India)
Photo Credit: Air India

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